MONTANA NEWS- Geyser school celebrates hi-tech gifts from wind farm groupsAfter the installation of 25 wind turbines near the town of Geyser in August, the school reports that the wind farm has had a tremendous impact on students. The entire Geyser community gathered in the school lunchroom on Tuesday to celebrate another year of graduating students, but this year was a little different, as kindergartners through senior […]
- Big Sky Tea Party group claims it was targeted by the IRSHELENA - Outraged over the recent IRS scrutiny of conservative groups, members of the Big Sky Tea Party protested in Helena on Tuesday afternoon claiming that they too were the target of intrusive actions by the IRS.About a dozen protesters were picketing along Last Chance Gulch and outside the IRS office calling for accountability.Big Sky Tea Party Presiden […]
- Montana climber dies in Yosemite National ParkYOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CA - Rangers say that Mason Robison of Columbia Falls, Montana, died Sunday after a flake of granite came loose and sliced his climbing rope near the summit of El Capitan.Yosemite National Park spokeswoman Kari Cobb says that Robinson, 38, was about 2,300 up the famous Muir Wall when the rock came loose.She says Robinson was about 600 […]
- Missing Michigan youths found on interstate near ButteBUTTE - Three missing juveniles from Michigan were found in a stolen vehicle on Interstate 15 near Butte over the weekend.Two males and one female were driving in a stolen vehicle from Michigan just after 8 a.m. on Saturday.Law enforcement had been tracking their cell phone usage by following pings off cell phone towers.It was reported to Montana Highway Pat […]
- A look at Montana's unemployment numbersHELENA - The Montana Department of Labor recently announced the state's unemployment rate dropped a tenth of percentage point to 5.5%.Media outlets report the unemployment figures every month, but a closer look will shows that there are more Montanans who aren't working than the unemployment figures might indicate."All you have to do is drive […]
- Woman who died of Hantavirus remembered by fianceBOZEMAN - More than a week after RheaLynn Baxter died after contracting Hantavirus, her fiancé Zak Stark is left grappling with the news of her death.Meanwhile, some neighbors in the mobile home court where she lived are preparing to move.Baxter, 20, was admitted to the emergency department in a Bozeman hospital and discharged with what she thought wa […]
- Honor Flight takes more Montana WWII veterans to D.C.WASHINGTON, DC - More than 80 Montana veterans of World War II are in the nation's capital as part of the latest Big Sky Honor Flight trip.Once the Big Sky Honor Flight touched down in Washington, DC on Sunday afternoon, there were cheers, there was music - and there was thanks from all ages."I'm pleased here, my kids had a heck of a time gett […]
- Geyser school celebrates hi-tech gifts from wind farm groups
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